Let's see if a TVS 1900 can handle a 408!
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The MP122HH at 15 psi actually runs around 108-118 IAT's in around town driving with the TrailBlazer SS. I actually find that during a WOT run the IAT's will drop during the run and they only spike after the throttle blade shuts when you let off of it. It is amazing because if you go right back to cruising it will cool itself right back down to the 108-118 IAT's almost immediately. I did add a secondary heat exchanger with 2 more psi of boost just recently and saw a drop of almost 4 degrees with around town driving. The MP1900 at the RPM's you will be running should have very similar IAT's when built around the same platform. Make sure to run a set of 1 7/8 primary headers and a dual 3" exhaust system to ensure you are getting the heat out of the heads.
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#20
The MP122HH at 15 psi actually runs around 108-118 IAT's in around town driving with the TrailBlazer SS. I actually find that during a WOT run the IAT's will drop during the run and they only spike after the throttle blade shuts when you let off of it. It is amazing because if you go right back to cruising it will cool itself right back down to the 108-118 IAT's almost immediately. I did add a secondary heat exchanger with 2 more psi of boost just recently and saw a drop of almost 4 degrees with around town driving. The MP1900 at the RPM's you will be running should have very similar IAT's when built around the same platform. Make sure to run a set of 1 7/8 primary headers and a dual 3" exhaust system to ensure you are getting the heat out of the heads.
I know the MP112's and MP122HH's I've worked with have had IAT issue's. I do understand that the front inlet, 90mm throttle body, and larger maf really help reduce restriction which gains you boost without the blower having to work so hard to get you there, but those kind of IAT's are just amazing for how fast yours must be spinning. Very cool.